Questione giuridica chiave
Whether proper service is presumed when an insured registered mailing was sent and delivered to the correct address, despite an illegible signature on the receipt.
Decisione estratta
Yes. Sending and delivery of the registered court document to the correct address create a presumption of proper service to an authorized recipient, and an illegible signature alone does not rebut that presumption.
Motivazione estratta
Registered delivery to the correct address is an indicium of proper service. The presumption remains until contrary facts are proved. An illegible signature is common and, by itself, would make registered service practically ineffective. The opposing party must prove that neither the addressee nor another authorized person received the item.